From Product Data to Digital Product Passports in the Iron and Metal Industry

From New Requirements to Concrete Action

Digital Product Passports are not just about new legislation. They are largely about the data companies already have and the data they will need to document, structure and share across systems and value chains.

For the iron and metal industry, this raises some very practical questions:

How do you work with product data today? Where is supplier documentation stored? Is your data structured and accessible? Who owns the data and processes internally? And how do you ensure that information follows the product throughout the entire value chain?

At the event, we will bring together perspectives on legislation, data and technology and connect them with experiences from a company within the industry.

What You'll Take Away

After the event, you will have a better understanding of:

• What Digital Product Passports mean for the iron and metal industry

• Which requirements and developments companies should keep an eye on

• Why product data and documentation are becoming increasingly important

• How data moves through supply chains and value chains

• How other companies work with data quality, structure and ownership

• Where your company can begin preparing today

Experiences From the Iron and Steel Industry

How do companies in the iron and steel industry work with product data, documentation and data quality?

We will focus on the practical challenges and opportunities that companies in the industry face in relation to the upcoming requirements for Digital Product Passports.

Through different perspectives and experiences, we will explore how companies can begin preparing and the role that data and documentation play in the process.

We will continue to update the programme with more information about the presentations and speakers.

The event is relevant to companies in the iron, steel and metal industries, as well as businesses involved in manufacturing, trading or products where these materials play a significant role in the value chain.

It is particularly relevant if you work with product data, IT, digitalisation, compliance, sustainability, procurement or supply chain management.

You do not need to be an expert in Digital Product Passports. The aim is to make the topic more tangible and give you a clearer understanding of where your company stands.

Date and Location: 11 November 2026, 07:45–11:00, Poul Larsens Vej 6, 9000 Aalborg, Denmark.

Parking: Free parking is available in the parking garage next to Hatschek Hus. Remember to register your parking upon arrival.

After the event, we will send an email with the key takeaways from the morning. Notepads will also be available if you would like to take notes during the event.

The event is in Danish.

Please note: Registration is binding. A no-show fee of DKK 100 will apply if you fail to attend without cancelling no later than the day before the event.